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Divine IN VAIN in senior boys’ soccer action, Parklands goalkeeper doesn’t stand a
chance against a beautifully-struck volley that sends the ball high into the back of the nef.
This goal gave Vic High a 1-0 win over Parkland in the teams’ final league game of the

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Playing its best game of the
season, the Parkland Panthers
senior boys’ soccer team suffered
a cruel 1-0 loss to Vic High,

ursday. -

In an exciting end-to-end game,
the Panthers played skillfully on
defence and, for once, showed
plenty of attacking flair, too.

First-half action saw the teams
deadlocked with both sides play-
ing exciting, fluid soccer that kept
i goalkeepers busy making acro-
batic saves.

The Parkland Panthers senior

boys’ volleyball team continued its
| winning ways last week with three
more victories.

_ The Panthers dumped Oak Bay
Secondary by 15-4 and 15-6 Wed-
nesday.

And in action two days earlier
they beat Vic High by 15-11 and
15-5 and then ripped St. Andrews
(High by 15-9 and 15-11 at Park-
land Secondary.

Coach Lorne Chan said the
Panthers are going from strength to
bexength with each game.

With solid teamwork and an
aggressive style of play, Parkland
is sweeping aside all its opponents
in the race for the league title, he
isaid.
| The Sidney team’s dominance
gi the league was apparent against
(Oak Bay.
| The Panthers put on a lackluster

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season at Parkland Secondary, Thursday.

anihers play with vigor in last match

But it was Vic High who scored
the crucial first — and only —
goal of the game early in the
second half.

A superbly taken volley fired off
a pinpoint cross left Parkland’s
keeper diving in vain as Vic High
took the lead.

The Panthers fought back with
plenty of spirit and forced Vic
High’s keeper to make a couple of
spectacular saves.

Parkland’s assistant coach Phil
Ohl said he was impressed with

performance, knowing they were
heading for a comfortable victory,
he said.

“They were a little lethargic.
They really need to be challenged
all the time,” he said.

The match’s one standout was
Tim Archbold, who provided
some excellent spiking and block-
ing.

In a confident and relaxed man-
ner, the Panthers also “handily”
defeated their opponents Oct. 15,
he said.

Chan said he played two line-
ups to offer some valuable experi-
ence to some of the team’s reserve
players.

“I want to make sure everyone
on the squad can contribute when
it comes to the playoffs,” he said.

Though Parkland romped to
easy victories in all four games,
Vic High played well defensively

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his team’s commitment in its last
league game of the season.

“The Panthers showed good
spirit and worked very hard.
Offensively they provided a lot of
shooting opportunities but weren’t
able to get the ball in the net,”’ he
said.

In earlier action, the Panthers
were blanked 3-0 by Glenlyon-
Norfolk, Oct. 15.

With the season now over, the
Panthers record stands at no wins,
no ties and eight losses.

Three wins for volleyball squad

and made the home team sweat a
little while earning its wins.

With the team back to full
Strength, Chan is looking forward
to the playoffs, which will be held
at Parkland Secondary next Mon-
day and Wednesday.

The top six teams in the final
league standings will compete in a
round-robin tournament, which
will run from about 4 p.m. to about
9 p.m. each day.

The Panthers play their last two
league matches tonight at Pacific
Christian School in matches
against the home team and
Stelly’s.

As of Thursday, the Panthers
league record stood at 15 wins and
one loss.

Including exhibition games,
Parkland’s record is 23 victories
and only a single loss.

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